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Wednesday 2nd July 2014
Donald Tusk stood firm this week in the face
of an onslaught of attacks from opponents as magazine Wprost continued
to release a series of controversial recordings of top ministers’
conversations.
There has been quite a storm in the press this week over ‘Golgota Picnic’ after ...
Prime Minister Donald Tusk met with the country’s mining unions this Wednesday to address issues ...
Lodzkie
Several people testified in a Warsaw court this week that they knew the slimming tablets ...
Wielkopolskie
Father Jozef M. from a parish church in Obrzycko was charged this week with slapping ...
With Lech's goalless draw at home against Pogoń Szczecin last Saturday, Sunday's Legia match was ...
While Widzew's relegation was confirmed yesterday, Zaglebie Lubin can still escape with the help of ...
A number of Polish neo-Nazis and hooligans were arrested last Sunday after attacking party-goers at an outdoor techno ...
A growing number of Poles are cheating on their partners states new research by the Centre of Social Prevention.
Steve Sibbald
A look behind the weeks' headlines from the Editor himself
A look behind the weeks' headlines from the Editor himself
Graham Crawford
Digging deeper into the news from around the regions
Digging deeper into the news from around the regions
Something For the Weekend from In Your Pocket. A weekly tip on the best to do and see around the country
Michal Zachodny
Get on the ball with Polish football
Get on the ball with Polish football
Poles you should know - Jan Karski
The Lodz man who tried to stop the Holocaust
‘Every government and church says, “We tried to help the Jews,”
because they are ashamed, they want to keep their reputations. They
didn’t help, because six million Jews perished, but ... -
Local Villain - The least noble Nobel winner
The tragic story of Fritz Haber
Wrocław, believe it or not, has had a total of eleven (eleven!)
native-born Nobel laureates in the 20th century, beginning with Thomas
Mommsen’s prize for literature in 1902 and spanning ... -
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- The Sikorski Set: The London Evening Standard on Radek Sikorski's connections in high places
- Government at war with the coal mafia, from Puls Biznesu
- If I were Polish I'd side with Radek Sikorski not David Cameron, from The Spectator
- Polish government expletive tapes lead to snap election rumours, from the Guardian
- The Rogue journalist who could bring down the government, from ForeignPolicy.com
Quotes of the Week
"I had a dilemma as what to do, knowing that this decision may
affect my further political activity, even ending it. But ask yourself,
what would Jesus do, and I had no doubt. "
John Godson explains that his decision to ignore party orders and instead vote in support of the government was based on his Christian morality.
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John Godson explains that his decision to ignore party orders and instead vote in support of the government was based on his Christian morality.
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Get closer to a few Polish heroes
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This Month in History
1943 - Wladyslaw Sikorski dies - A former General, Prime
Minister, President and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sikorski was a
respected leader and a lot of conspiracy theories still surround the
plane crash which caused his death.
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See more events that happened in this month> >
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